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good deal 

1.) good deal means awesome, cool, etc.
2.) good deal = drop it, when somebody is talking about something and you don't really care just say, "good deal, good deal" over and over again until they shut the fuck up.
1.) oh man that is a good fucking deal hell yeah!

2.) Hey man I have some great news about the.... "Good Deal" (Drop it)
good deal by CP November 19, 2004

Good deal 

Used by submariners as a way of describing death and server injury as a means to not come back to the sub.
"Hey, did you hear that ETR2 Davis killed himself?"
"Lucky fucker got that good deal"
Good deal by Nocturna April 4, 2021

good deal 

Synonymous with good times.
You got an A on your Calculus exam? Good deal!
good deal by Bungalow Bill October 7, 2001

that's the good deal 

Person 1: I took off work today to play Halo
Person 2: That's the good deal.
that's the good deal by Rawb Dawgy October 19, 2009

That's the Good Deal 

getting even with someone who has down you wrong, screwing over an establishment or management.
Ronnie: What happened with that girl who cheated on you?

Stefan: I told her parents she gave me the clap.

Ronnie: That's the Good Deal.

slap-happy-butt-smacking-good-deal 

well you have yourself a slap-happy-butt-smacking-good-deal fine sir
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